War Song

D                                 
In the mornin' when you wake up
      A

                  C                
you've got planes flyin' in the 
           G
sky.
            D                      
Flying bombs made to break up
 A

           C                   G
all the lights in your eyes
                D                  
  A/D              Cmaj7          
Gsus4
     G        D
There's a man who says he can put an
 end to war.
          G
They shot George Wallace down,  
he'll never walk around,
C
mines are sleepin' in the sea.
Bb
Blow those bridges down and burn 
that jungle down,
Fmaj7                       D
kill those Vietnamese.

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A        C         G        D  

       A        C         G


                D                  
There's a man who says he can
       A/D

          Cmaj7           G       
put an end to war.
    D

D                                 
In the mornin' when you wake up
      A

                  C                
you've got planes flyin' in the 
           G
sky.
            D                      
Flying bombs made to break up
 A

           C                   G
all the lights in your eyes
                D                  
  A/D              Cmaj7          
Gsus4
     G        D
There's a man who says he can put an
 end to war.


NOTES:
"May 1972:  Neil Young writes "War 
Song" as a gesture of support for 
the
anti-Vietnam War campaign of 
Presidential candidate George 
McGovern, and
records it on his ranch with Graham 
Nash (who receives co-billing on the
subsequent single), Kenny Buttrey, 
Tim Drummond and Ben Keith.  The 
single is
released to coincide with the 
Democratic Party's California 
primary, with
proceeds going to help meet 
McGovern's expenses.  This single 
flopped, and
so, at the end of the year, did 
George."
from the book:  Neil Young -- The 
Visual Documentary by John Robertson
copyright 1994 Omnibus Press